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foreign-policy. this is about 15 minutes. host: daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley. the book is titled "a superpower transformed: the remaking of american foreign relations in the 1970's." a key player, secretary of state henry kissinger. what new have you learned about his role, his influence, and his tenure under two republican administrations? daniel: a great deal. during the research that ultimately resulted in this book -- i was able to read thousands of new documents, memoranda of telephone conversations -- i think there is an enormous amount on kissinger for historians to learn. too long historians have been occupied with making the case or against kissinger. there are familiar screeds, familiar critiques of kissinger, but when we engage kissinger through the new documentation that has emerged, a more complicated and emerging portrait of the historical actor laboring under difficult challenging circumstance begins to emerge. host: we know him with his thick german accent. where was he born? how did he
foreign-policy. this is about 15 minutes. host: daniel sargent, professor of history at uc berkeley. the book is titled "a superpower transformed: the remaking of american foreign relations in the 1970's." a key player, secretary of state henry kissinger. what new have you learned about his role, his influence, and his tenure under two republican administrations? daniel: a great deal. during the research that ultimately resulted in this book -- i was able to read thousands of new...
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policy front now that it would happen and usually most americans don't vote on foreign policy. no i think somebody i mean look we don't have the kind of foreign policy coverage we showed and pretty clear because of course i do love talk show hosts like yourself which i was referring to the conservative talk radio host that is the mentality that i was trying to get at i need you to project that they bring into this it's sort of what you're trying for controversy you're really going for ratings over substance and some of the some of the talk radio that goes on the united states in fact herman cain was in talk radio i think as bill said yes jon huntsman certainly look at they're looking for someone who understands foreign policy you go with jon huntsman with romney again my big problem would be i don't know what position he's taking on things because he changes them but i think he has the knowledge is that obviously was a governor who ran for president he comes from his family comes from his background with the olympics and so i would give him that but for the doubt to the same wi
policy front now that it would happen and usually most americans don't vote on foreign policy. no i think somebody i mean look we don't have the kind of foreign policy coverage we showed and pretty clear because of course i do love talk show hosts like yourself which i was referring to the conservative talk radio host that is the mentality that i was trying to get at i need you to project that they bring into this it's sort of what you're trying for controversy you're really going for ratings...
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among his foreign policy proposals or proposals with foreign policy implications, he's talked about temporarily banning all muslims into the united states. he's talked about building a wall on the u.s. mexican border, deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants. taking out the families of terrorists in strikes on isis. and then renegotiate trade deals in asia that could have major ripple effects around the world. we should point out that donald trump was on cnn's new day earlier this morning talking about what he's going to be laying out in this foreign policy speech. we don't expect him to offer a lot of specifics but asked donald trump whether he endorses the president's current plan to send in 250 additional special operations forces into syria to take on isis and donald trump did not immediately trash the idea. he said, it's an idea he could support with one qualification. here's what he had to say. >> i don't agree with telling it to the world. i would send them in quietly because right now, they have a target on their back. so i would agree with it much more. i don't know what purpose th
among his foreign policy proposals or proposals with foreign policy implications, he's talked about temporarily banning all muslims into the united states. he's talked about building a wall on the u.s. mexican border, deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants. taking out the families of terrorists in strikes on isis. and then renegotiate trade deals in asia that could have major ripple effects around the world. we should point out that donald trump was on cnn's new day earlier this morning...
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policy i mean you know foreign policy. wouldn't win a divergence from principle in ideology. you wind up on these extremes and when you go to the extremes you often wind up going full circle so yeah at the end of the day if if you believe in this character. power the purpose of power to make the way you make yourself safe in the world is you kill everybody that can potentially be your enemy which is kind of the character and you know con or the alternative is the way to make yourself world safe is to get rid of all the evil in the world which is kind of this liberal interventionists have notion yeah it kind of takes you to the same place which is you're imposing your will on the entire world but i got to tell you most mainstream american politics nobody believe that that's that's a rational logical foreign policy. maybe what do you think about that walter because i always find it quite interesting is that you have to find a reason export democracy human rights violations there's always that this kind of a lofty ideal to co
policy i mean you know foreign policy. wouldn't win a divergence from principle in ideology. you wind up on these extremes and when you go to the extremes you often wind up going full circle so yeah at the end of the day if if you believe in this character. power the purpose of power to make the way you make yourself safe in the world is you kill everybody that can potentially be your enemy which is kind of the character and you know con or the alternative is the way to make yourself world safe...
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we are talking about foreign-policy. do you have any foreign-policy questions? guest: how can i get to the biden administration to talk about my social security? host: that will be another segment later on. jesse from redding, connecticut. good morning forced up -- good morning. caller: here's my question. if you thought about the 2016 election, most republicans did not believe in globalization. probably half the democrats who supported bernie did not either. that makes it a very complicated environment to talk about some of the global dispatch. for you, are you trying to reach those of us who are really interested in the issue, or is part of you trying to educate others about the need to understand the global environment? guest: thanks for that question. i think most of what i try to do is bring to life stories from around the world that are not conventionally covered by most mainstream media outlets. about two weeks ago, i didn't episode on a crisis ongoing in southern madagascar where there is the world's first climate change induced famine. typically famines
we are talking about foreign-policy. do you have any foreign-policy questions? guest: how can i get to the biden administration to talk about my social security? host: that will be another segment later on. jesse from redding, connecticut. good morning forced up -- good morning. caller: here's my question. if you thought about the 2016 election, most republicans did not believe in globalization. probably half the democrats who supported bernie did not either. that makes it a very complicated...
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it is a policy, foreign policy that is designed to remake the world in america's image. and there are three elements involved. the first and most important, is to spread democracy all over the planet. this of course leads us to go around the world knocking off regimes, authoritarian leaders and trying to promote democracy. that is number one. number two is to promote an open international economy. and do everything we can to countries all around the world deeply in that international economy. the third goal is to also get countries all around the world deeply meshed into the institution that we in the united states largely created after world war ii. those are the basic goals. and the belief is that if you can make the world look like america, the end result will be number one, you will eliminate human rights around the world. and if the world is comprised of liberal democracies that taken off the table. second, the words comprised of nothing but liberal democracies, you will get peace because liberal democracies do not fight each other. according to the liberal story. a
it is a policy, foreign policy that is designed to remake the world in america's image. and there are three elements involved. the first and most important, is to spread democracy all over the planet. this of course leads us to go around the world knocking off regimes, authoritarian leaders and trying to promote democracy. that is number one. number two is to promote an open international economy. and do everything we can to countries all around the world deeply in that international economy....
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american foreign policy, as i said before, american foreign policy in the area of liberal hedge gem my has three goal buts the principle goal is to knock f foreign author taryn yaregimes and turn them into democracy so that me that's ounce of america goes to interfere with she sovereignty of other countries will cause problem in the middle east with the iraqs and the irans and the saudi arraignies, it's go egg to -- saudi arabia's and going to cause problem with the russians and the chinese. i if you go do russia or china today and you talk to them about whether they think it's a good idea that america is promoting democracy in either russia or china, they will tell you in no uncertain terms this is categorically unacceptable. they recoil at the idea of us interfere, in their politics as much as we recoil at the idea of them interfering in our politics. this is nationalism. >> this point about the russians recoiling to us interfering in their politics as much as we recoil to them enter nearing ours, i think is a fundamental point. this is for me when i read realism literature versus li
american foreign policy, as i said before, american foreign policy in the area of liberal hedge gem my has three goal buts the principle goal is to knock f foreign author taryn yaregimes and turn them into democracy so that me that's ounce of america goes to interfere with she sovereignty of other countries will cause problem in the middle east with the iraqs and the irans and the saudi arraignies, it's go egg to -- saudi arabia's and going to cause problem with the russians and the chinese. i...
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then foreign policy at 57%. with climate and the abortion issue, interestingly enough, coming up at 42% and 40% respectively. and i'd be remiss if i didn't point out that, like so many other issues confronting the republic today, we are a divided nation. when we weren't as much, nearly so on foreign policy. so there's a lot to get through today. and we have a number of questions that i'd like to pose before we start. is foreign policy doomed to be a peripheral issue most of the time in shaping voter preferences? and is the lack of attention to foreign policy a result of a public that either is indifferent, not well versed in national security, or, to quote tip o'neale, simply flows from the fact that all politics are local? what would it take to get americans focused in an election year? an event beyond the country's boarders? and how will the issue of national security and foreign policy play in the debates and in this election? it is not specifically on chris walz's agenda tonight, although the issue of biden
then foreign policy at 57%. with climate and the abortion issue, interestingly enough, coming up at 42% and 40% respectively. and i'd be remiss if i didn't point out that, like so many other issues confronting the republic today, we are a divided nation. when we weren't as much, nearly so on foreign policy. so there's a lot to get through today. and we have a number of questions that i'd like to pose before we start. is foreign policy doomed to be a peripheral issue most of the time in shaping...
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foreign-policy. he focuses on jacksonian populist nationalist and explains how roosevelt and truman gave their support. he suggests that the trump administration could learn from this presidential history. andcenter for strategic international studies hosted this hour-long event. >> today we have one of the nations most distinguished , walter russell mead. he is a distinguished fellow at the hudson institute and the foreignark professor of humanities at bard college. he received prizes for history, debate and translation of new test meant greek. -- new testament greek. books withten many clarity of expression. audience,mbers of the you may have read his book "the special providence: american foreign-policy and how it changed the world." the hamiltonian, jeffersonian , this way ofn thinking about foreign-policy remains a touchstone for how we think about foreign-policy today. he will talk about presidents a differentocus on group. franklin was about, harry s truman and ronald reagan. -- roosevelt, har
foreign-policy. he focuses on jacksonian populist nationalist and explains how roosevelt and truman gave their support. he suggests that the trump administration could learn from this presidential history. andcenter for strategic international studies hosted this hour-long event. >> today we have one of the nations most distinguished , walter russell mead. he is a distinguished fellow at the hudson institute and the foreignark professor of humanities at bard college. he received prizes...
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policy is being analyzed and pored over so i think that the foreign policy america is quite theater has quite an interesting and complex thing when go ahead jump in and i don't think it's because i don't think we're interested i think a lot of people are rather afraid anyway when you go ahead. well let me give you a very different view because you know very often i debate with these foreign policy experts and i'm a small businessman i'm just the guy with boots on the ground on main street here in the united states and i'm telling you with thousands of people who are fans of my for my vice presidential run with friends all over this country from different diverse areas most people just don't care that much about foreign policy we care about our economy going up in flames this is not a big issue israel a little bit of an issue libya an issue but in general the our american only cares we have run out of this i hear are saying thank you and thank everybody else it's cold comfort when you get a drone on your house here many thanks to my guest today in london washington and in las vegas a
policy is being analyzed and pored over so i think that the foreign policy america is quite theater has quite an interesting and complex thing when go ahead jump in and i don't think it's because i don't think we're interested i think a lot of people are rather afraid anyway when you go ahead. well let me give you a very different view because you know very often i debate with these foreign policy experts and i'm a small businessman i'm just the guy with boots on the ground on main street here...
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people aren't in to the deep weeds of foreign policy. most people don't know where mbenbenghazi is after all but looking for who gives the impression of being the commander in chief. who's in command of the facts? who seems to know the world and know their place in the world? and in that realm obama was clearly, clearly ahead here. mitt romney -- >> i actually -- >> what he was going to be was barack obama and do what barack obama's doing but somehow because he was doing it it would work better. >> megan, you want to jump in? >> yeah. i thought president obama looked petty especially talking about the '80s called an they want their foreign policy back and i'm glad you care about al qaeda. i thought he seemed very petty and unpresidential in those statements and if you were just watching the debate simply on form and style, i think that mitt romney definitely came across looking more presidential. >> ron? >> absolute disagreement. mitt romney had nothing to say about most issues. he didn't go after the president on benghazi or libya becau
people aren't in to the deep weeds of foreign policy. most people don't know where mbenbenghazi is after all but looking for who gives the impression of being the commander in chief. who's in command of the facts? who seems to know the world and know their place in the world? and in that realm obama was clearly, clearly ahead here. mitt romney -- >> i actually -- >> what he was going to be was barack obama and do what barack obama's doing but somehow because he was doing it it would...
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let me limit this to foreign-policy. there are contradictory within itself. >> and americans are getting, now they are getting very specific messages that are just absolutely wrong on the facts and perhaps from both sides. in addressing these issues, these issues have policy consequences so when we see an executive order that says the united states government is now going to aggressively address the trade deficit, this is anybody who like i suffered through international economics 101 understands very quickly that a trade deficit is not necessarily a bad thing for an economy. it takes leadership to talk about things that while they mightintuitively sound right are not right . and to follow a policy direction that is based on an absolute perpetuated falsehood, eventually leads us to a very difficult place. it doesn't end up addressing the kind of issues that everybody here is saying we need to listen better and understand those issues. those are the very people who offer first with bad economic policy. so where does this
let me limit this to foreign-policy. there are contradictory within itself. >> and americans are getting, now they are getting very specific messages that are just absolutely wrong on the facts and perhaps from both sides. in addressing these issues, these issues have policy consequences so when we see an executive order that says the united states government is now going to aggressively address the trade deficit, this is anybody who like i suffered through international economics 101...
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that is good, that is not a foreign policy. has anybody deterred from attacking in the middle east because bin laden is dead. did they say i better not go over the wall in egypt because we killed bin laden. there is no coherent foreign policy at that time when we need one. >> as far as -- >> i think president obama has demonstrated a lack of clarity as to a foreign policy. as i've watched over the past three and a half years, the president has had some successes he has some failures, it's a hit or misses approach but not based on sound foreign policy. >> my opponent and running mate are new to foreign policy, but from all we have seen and heard they want to take us back to an era of blundering that cost america so dearly. after all, you don't call russia our number one enemy, not al-qaeda, russia unless you still stuck in cold war mind warp. >> if i were jewish and from israel i would not be happy with barack obama. it is a disaster what is going on. israel is in big trouble with barack obama. >> are we better off in the middle
that is good, that is not a foreign policy. has anybody deterred from attacking in the middle east because bin laden is dead. did they say i better not go over the wall in egypt because we killed bin laden. there is no coherent foreign policy at that time when we need one. >> as far as -- >> i think president obama has demonstrated a lack of clarity as to a foreign policy. as i've watched over the past three and a half years, the president has had some successes he has some...
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he's a little weak on foreign policy. compared to this field, he looks like benjamin -- henry kissinger, name your sage. you can chalk up his five positions on libya to the republican imperative to be against whatever obama is for. he must have done something wrong. even if, you know, i would have done the same thing. he must have done something wrong. maybe this is just wishful thinking that romney is not a total foreign policy idiot, because frankly, the rest of them sound like foreign policy idiots. >> graded on the curve. once republicans do pick a candidate, and they want their nominee, if only for the sake of the party, to not look disqualified on foreign policy, how do they do that? i mean, what george w. bush did, everybody thought -- i mean, that performance made an impact in 1999.ç it was about this time in the campaign, in the 2000 presidential campaign. and way that the republican establishment reassured everybody is they said, don't worry, people like dick cheney and his dad's advisers will be around and th
he's a little weak on foreign policy. compared to this field, he looks like benjamin -- henry kissinger, name your sage. you can chalk up his five positions on libya to the republican imperative to be against whatever obama is for. he must have done something wrong. even if, you know, i would have done the same thing. he must have done something wrong. maybe this is just wishful thinking that romney is not a total foreign policy idiot, because frankly, the rest of them sound like foreign policy...
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we should take a realistic approach in our foreign policy. we don't need to be perfectly good with a country before benefiting from ties with that country. we should balance our relations with both the west and the east for the benefit of our country. afghan refugees in iran have been a pressing issue for tehran, issue with significant. significant social, economic and political implications. will the upcoming parliament have any plans for it? the influx of afghan refugees into iran dates back to the soviet afghan war in the 1980s, when millions of afghans sought refuge in neighboring countries, including iran. the situation was further exacerbated by the rise of the taliban in the 1990s and the us led invasion of afghanistan in 2001. despite international efforts to address the issue, the presence of afghans in iran remains a complex and challenging problem with far reaching consequences for both countries. another serious concern for the iranian nation is the amount of afghan refugee population which is estimated to be around seven eight mi
we should take a realistic approach in our foreign policy. we don't need to be perfectly good with a country before benefiting from ties with that country. we should balance our relations with both the west and the east for the benefit of our country. afghan refugees in iran have been a pressing issue for tehran, issue with significant. significant social, economic and political implications. will the upcoming parliament have any plans for it? the influx of afghan refugees into iran dates back...
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nothing to do with foreign policy. it was a pathetic speech. >> reporter: trump told the crowd that clinton should go to jail over the e-mail scandal at the state department. he did not comment on the judge handling the trump university case. he said gonzalo curiel has a conflict of interest because of his mexican heritage. trump started the event in san jose saying, quote, we love hispanics. >>> thanks, jim. hillary clinton was supposed to deliver a foreign policy address on thursday, but it felt like a dump trump rally. clinton mocking her rival warning americans not to let him anywhere near the nuclear codes. unleashing a new persona before the california primary. we get more from brianna keilar in san diego. >> reporter: good morning, christine and miguel. this was a character speech more than a foreign policy speech. a roast at times. hillary clinton illiciting boos and cheers and guffaws. she took aim on trump on foreign policy, but mostly his temperament. >> imagine donald trump sitting in the situation room. ma
nothing to do with foreign policy. it was a pathetic speech. >> reporter: trump told the crowd that clinton should go to jail over the e-mail scandal at the state department. he did not comment on the judge handling the trump university case. he said gonzalo curiel has a conflict of interest because of his mexican heritage. trump started the event in san jose saying, quote, we love hispanics. >>> thanks, jim. hillary clinton was supposed to deliver a foreign policy address on...
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policy and creates foreign policy? is a the intellectuals? scholastic types or is it presidents? >> it's presidents. that's what i found. the influence is overrated. probably the best example in the recent years is a lot being sold on the subject and really i think if you look and bush years it was president bush that made the key decisions with her to invade iraq, how to invade iraq and follow-up the actions we iran. sometimes he didn't increase concerns people didn't like sciu had intellectuals influential but they were not making policy and they were as influential as it gets so foreign policy isn't made by intellectuals. >> what is neoconservatives on? >> the word is usually used to mean the republican foreign policy approach which is particularly kokesh the u.s. should promote democracy even the world even by force is necessary. this is something where there are routes in the broader american tradition so if the word sometimes overused. the concept of the new conservatism has a lot of broad republican and american
policy and creates foreign policy? is a the intellectuals? scholastic types or is it presidents? >> it's presidents. that's what i found. the influence is overrated. probably the best example in the recent years is a lot being sold on the subject and really i think if you look and bush years it was president bush that made the key decisions with her to invade iraq, how to invade iraq and follow-up the actions we iran. sometimes he didn't increase concerns people didn't like sciu had...
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-led foreign policy. the white house says they're putting together a targeted sanction against the syrian president, the foreign press writing that the administration is condemning the increasingly violent crackdown on anti- government protesters. according to one official, the functions probably will involve travel bans and asset freezes. so, we will be back here live at george washington university for this discussion on foreign policy. until then, part of the discussion from earlier today on japan. >> all right. we are moving on to the japan session. i am pleased to introduce the chair of this session, joining us from the department of defense. we have got a number of people from the government over here. very busy people. the fact that they are joining us, i assume that means they think our project is important and they did not want to miss it. his complete biography is in the folder that was brought. he came to his present job from the stanley foundation, where he was running the policy dialogue on t
-led foreign policy. the white house says they're putting together a targeted sanction against the syrian president, the foreign press writing that the administration is condemning the increasingly violent crackdown on anti- government protesters. according to one official, the functions probably will involve travel bans and asset freezes. so, we will be back here live at george washington university for this discussion on foreign policy. until then, part of the discussion from earlier today on...
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foreign policy. an update on some campaign news. this morning the "new york times" writes that newt gingrich sounds like a man who's throwing in the towel. at an appearance in north carolina, mr. gingrich conceded that mitt romney would be the party's nominee, and suggested that he would be transitioning out of the race in the next several days, saying, "i think you have at some point to be honest with what's happening in the real world as opposed to what you'd like to have happened." that quote from mr. gingrich. also today, the republican national committee announced plans to formally coordinate wit romney campaign's in a statement, rnc chairman previs made him the republican nominee. we'll start to present a unified team to beat barack obama. that from rnc chairman priebus. >>> we're waiting for senator rubio to speak who is often mentioned as possible running mate for mitt romney. newt gingrich saying today that he expects mitt romney to be the nominee and call the party to unity behind the former massachusetts governor. some me
foreign policy. an update on some campaign news. this morning the "new york times" writes that newt gingrich sounds like a man who's throwing in the towel. at an appearance in north carolina, mr. gingrich conceded that mitt romney would be the party's nominee, and suggested that he would be transitioning out of the race in the next several days, saying, "i think you have at some point to be honest with what's happening in the real world as opposed to what you'd like to have...
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today it is all about foreign policy. mitt romney's foreign policy trip was this summer. do you remember it? romn romney's campaign is hoping you will forget about a lot of widely criticized missteps and instead focus on the criticism that he is getting ready just in the next few moments to level at president obama. over these countries on your screen, and the escalating violence and the tensions right across the arab world, these images, essentially layout romney's foreign policy speech at a glance. that includes the terrorist attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. you can expect that romney will jab at that potential foreign policy achilles heel for president obama. you're about to hear it directly from romney himself. we go to live picture once again. we're waiting on the governor at the virginia military institute. he likely back stage getting ready to take the stage at any moment which is why we also have all of our producers and our reporters around the world at cnn waiting and watching this alongside of you to bring you the context and the perspective. that's wo
today it is all about foreign policy. mitt romney's foreign policy trip was this summer. do you remember it? romn romney's campaign is hoping you will forget about a lot of widely criticized missteps and instead focus on the criticism that he is getting ready just in the next few moments to level at president obama. over these countries on your screen, and the escalating violence and the tensions right across the arab world, these images, essentially layout romney's foreign policy speech at a...
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and secular foreign-policy will look like in the near future. when we look at the regional geopolitics. of course since the emergency of the need for so to speak social movements in the middle east after the arab uprising, i think we have been experiencing radical challenge. there are many dimensions of these radical challenges but i can summarize by looking at four different dimensions of radical security challenge. i think the person is -- [inaudible] so to speak, talking about the failed state. when you look at the wider middle east geography or the greater middle east geography from libya to yemen that are many different types of nationstates that have been affecting diminution of the dates. but when you look at the security perspective from turkish secret perspective of course syria and iraq are at the center of the declining of the state sovereignty, especially after the iraq. the seguin is the proliferation of the nonstate military actors. again when a look at the greater middle east geography from yemen, i mean, to libya, there are plent
and secular foreign-policy will look like in the near future. when we look at the regional geopolitics. of course since the emergency of the need for so to speak social movements in the middle east after the arab uprising, i think we have been experiencing radical challenge. there are many dimensions of these radical challenges but i can summarize by looking at four different dimensions of radical security challenge. i think the person is -- [inaudible] so to speak, talking about the failed...
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basically, what are the building blocks of iran's foreign policy? of any country's foreign policy. we should be able to determine our opportunities and turn them into...' tangible achievements, for example, selling oil, capturing a market or establishing a cultural relationship with a certain country. this could be the main mission of foreign policy. iran's parliament has a long history dating back to the early 20th century when the country underwent a period of constitutional revolution. since then, especially after the 1979 islamic revolution, the iranian parliament has played a significant role in shaping the country's foreign policy priorities. following the revolution, iran's foreign policy underwent a radical shift with focus on anti-western sentiments and support for freedom-seeking movements and across the region. in this regard, the iranian parliament has played a key role in supporting these policies and shaping iran's foreign relations. this is ruhullah, a representative of tehran in the 11th parliament who has been reelected for the next parliament. a about the resistan
basically, what are the building blocks of iran's foreign policy? of any country's foreign policy. we should be able to determine our opportunities and turn them into...' tangible achievements, for example, selling oil, capturing a market or establishing a cultural relationship with a certain country. this could be the main mission of foreign policy. iran's parliament has a long history dating back to the early 20th century when the country underwent a period of constitutional revolution. since...
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i would say from a foreign policy standpoint, i think we have to stop being reactive in our foreign policy. the past is the past. learn from it. move on. repair for the future. whether it is the previous presidents, my dad, clinton, my brother, obama, learned from all the lessons, the good and the bad to protect america's leadership in the world. talking about your brother, what is the discrete holocene decision that was the best thing and the biggest mistake? gov. bush: both relate to iraq. was against popular will, jeopardizing his legacy. huge threats. all the stuff that the president is supposed to be thinking about in there six year. -- their sixth year. it was a great success. i think at the beginning of the iraq war, not bringing security to the country, focusing on other things was an error that created the need for the search. mark: you have been pretty clear about donald trump and his capacity to be commander-in-chief. as well as ben carson. not to pick you against him, but your view on senator cruz and senator rubio -- in terms of their crew -- in terms of their views of foreign
i would say from a foreign policy standpoint, i think we have to stop being reactive in our foreign policy. the past is the past. learn from it. move on. repair for the future. whether it is the previous presidents, my dad, clinton, my brother, obama, learned from all the lessons, the good and the bad to protect america's leadership in the world. talking about your brother, what is the discrete holocene decision that was the best thing and the biggest mistake? gov. bush: both relate to iraq....
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most in the foreign-policy elite are prepared to wait him out competent that the pre-trump foreign-policy could be reconstituted and that the american people will go back to tolerating open-ended military missions and costly foreign entanglements. there are alternatives to trump summoned what came before. walton explores them here and he outlines the case for american foreign policy based on realism and restraint in the calls its offshore balancing. before he tells you more about the book let me tell you of it about steve. he is the robert and renee belford professor of international affairs at the harvard kennedy school. he recently taught at princeton university and the university of chicago where he mastered the collegiate division and the dean of social sciences. he is been a resident associate at the carnegie -- for peace and served as consultant for defense and naval analysis and the national defense university. presently serves on the editorial board for foreign-policy where he writes regularly in his most recent piece over the weekend. he he writes their regular is where his inter
most in the foreign-policy elite are prepared to wait him out competent that the pre-trump foreign-policy could be reconstituted and that the american people will go back to tolerating open-ended military missions and costly foreign entanglements. there are alternatives to trump summoned what came before. walton explores them here and he outlines the case for american foreign policy based on realism and restraint in the calls its offshore balancing. before he tells you more about the book let...
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>> yng bits foreign policy ini t foreign policy in those four states, new hampshire, north carolina, and i forget -- oh in georgia, georgia, michelle nunn, part of the nunn family, sam nunn she was part of the points of light foundation started by george h.w. bush. in north carolina, the senator is going after kay hagen, and also in new hampshire we're seeing this, the attack on senator gene sheheen. you talk about woman and his point about him being weak on women, or being weak among women in terms of foreign policy because they're afraid what's going on overseas coming ashore here. and in the places where they're using terrorism as an issue, in the states where the candidates are going against the are democratic incumbent, it's needing the perception that we're weak. women who might vote for the woman democrat candidate in those states where it's very close, they won't keep your kids safe from terrorists. >> the activities of i.s.i.l. and how the president plans to deal with that threat is certainly an inflection point. what's his point, does it help democrats based on his recent s
>> yng bits foreign policy ini t foreign policy in those four states, new hampshire, north carolina, and i forget -- oh in georgia, georgia, michelle nunn, part of the nunn family, sam nunn she was part of the points of light foundation started by george h.w. bush. in north carolina, the senator is going after kay hagen, and also in new hampshire we're seeing this, the attack on senator gene sheheen. you talk about woman and his point about him being weak on women, or being weak among...
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foreign policy i think obama largely continued with the bush foreign policy and should there be a romney presidency i suspect romney will pursue the obama bush foreign policy. neither candidate seem to question the right of america to determine you know what kind of governments are going to be ruling anywhere neither candidate seem to have any problems about determining who is going to have what kinds of weapons it was it was very much the continuity of the bush era michael what do you think about that because all right chad jump in that's the whole point of the program go ahead yeah well the bush foreign policy was was aggressive engagement it was in the diplomatic approach of the barack obama administration it clearly is not that barack obama has never talked about you know weapons of mass destruction we bills kind of fall suits barack obama is has not ever uttered you know shock and awe you know as as an approach to. americans dealing with the rest of the world he never did that so to say that barack obama's policy is is marrying george bush is kind of a stretch and also when we look
foreign policy i think obama largely continued with the bush foreign policy and should there be a romney presidency i suspect romney will pursue the obama bush foreign policy. neither candidate seem to question the right of america to determine you know what kind of governments are going to be ruling anywhere neither candidate seem to have any problems about determining who is going to have what kinds of weapons it was it was very much the continuity of the bush era michael what do you think...
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talking about his time in the state department and foreign-policy and foreign policy in the trump administration. republicans call in on (202) 748-8001. .emocrats, (202) 748-8000 independent callers, (202) 748-8002. i want to talk about your book. you reference -- who supported president here he truman and told his republican colleagues at the time that we must stop partisan politics at the water's edge. use a politics of an stop at the water's edge anymore? government0 years of i heard that expression many times. to understand american foreign-policy today, you have to understand the impact of american domestic politics. we think back, for example, to the 2000 election. george w. bush ran on a conventional conservative foreign-policy. there were borders that were constructed in 2000 but the borders of that operated on 9/11 and he had significant political had a narrative around the war on terror. you are either with us or against us. and he crafted a strategy around that narrative. that led us to the overreach in a rock. and barack obama was the counter narrative. and obama's foreign policy, wh
talking about his time in the state department and foreign-policy and foreign policy in the trump administration. republicans call in on (202) 748-8001. .emocrats, (202) 748-8000 independent callers, (202) 748-8002. i want to talk about your book. you reference -- who supported president here he truman and told his republican colleagues at the time that we must stop partisan politics at the water's edge. use a politics of an stop at the water's edge anymore? government0 years of i heard that...
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on foreign relations. >> he basically laid out a conditional foreign policy. saying "look, the era where we give aid to you all and you act as you see it is over. we will work with you but only so long as if you meet us halfway, whether it's protecting our diplomatic missions, the way you treat women, girls and minorities, your foreign policy against israel and terrorism." i think that's an important statement and i think it's one that people in both parties should be able to support. >> he wants to portray president obama has an outlier in american foreign policy. in fact, one of the foreign policy advisors made the point that president obama in his view had departed from 70 years of bipartisan agreement, an agreement in which you would sort of focus on your allies first and not on engaging your adversaries. what i think was missing from the speech was any direct engagement with the question of the bush years and the bush doctrine. >> rose: we conclude with lisa randall, she is a theoretical physicist at harvard talking about new discoveries based on the higg
on foreign relations. >> he basically laid out a conditional foreign policy. saying "look, the era where we give aid to you all and you act as you see it is over. we will work with you but only so long as if you meet us halfway, whether it's protecting our diplomatic missions, the way you treat women, girls and minorities, your foreign policy against israel and terrorism." i think that's an important statement and i think it's one that people in both parties should be able to...
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foreign policy. orortunately, the scope -- perhaps fortunately, the scope of his wartime work remains outside the boundaries of this talk. what is important to note is speier's enter into government service reflected a broader trend in which thousands of social scientists joined the world war ii government. the expense of academics in the war administration laid the foundations of the postwar military intellectual complex which i mentioned at the beginning. institutionally, world war ii legitimated research organizations. the idea was you could have intellectual freedom while still working on government contracts or directly for the government. socially, the personal relationships formed during the war proved crucial to the makeup of postwar groups like the rand corporation. when speier became head of the rand social science division, invited wartime colleagues -- invited wartime colleagues to join him at rand. intellectually, the war led academics to believe it could be used to change the world on a
foreign policy. orortunately, the scope -- perhaps fortunately, the scope of his wartime work remains outside the boundaries of this talk. what is important to note is speier's enter into government service reflected a broader trend in which thousands of social scientists joined the world war ii government. the expense of academics in the war administration laid the foundations of the postwar military intellectual complex which i mentioned at the beginning. institutionally, world war ii...
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foreign historians, titled "remaking of american foreign policy." your panel was entitled "beyond good and evil: new ways of thinking about henry kissinger." daniel: new analysis is being driven by new evidence. the declassification of documents, which has produced a lot of material for the last decade, has driven serious re-examination, reconsideration of kissinger's career. i think it is far more possible than it was a generation earlier to ground analysis of kissinger in hard historical evidence rather than memoir accounts, the kinds of evidentiary base that supports an earlier generation of scholarship. historians are doing innovative kinds of work, in some cases using digital humanities technologies to mine analysis from across vast reams of documentation. this is scholarship that was not possible a generation ago. we had on the panel yesterday a terrific paper by a graduate student that made splendid use of data mining in order to extrapolate new conclusions about kissinger's career. host: when you talk about henry kissinger to your students a
foreign historians, titled "remaking of american foreign policy." your panel was entitled "beyond good and evil: new ways of thinking about henry kissinger." daniel: new analysis is being driven by new evidence. the declassification of documents, which has produced a lot of material for the last decade, has driven serious re-examination, reconsideration of kissinger's career. i think it is far more possible than it was a generation earlier to ground analysis of kissinger in...
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foreign policy. >> at the same time, chris, though, you have rich williams, we interviewed the other day, telling "the washington post" today under a president romney, this whatever this is, the protests would not have happened, you've got people experienced people like steve hadley, bob zellick, supposedly the transition adviser, for foreign policy, being completely shut out of these conversations, and instead, a very small group of people who are from -- more from the neocon wing of the republican party surrounding him and advising him on how to handle this. >> i think what the problem broadly here is, andrea, mitt romney, his expertise exists in domestic policy and in particular economic policy where he is most animated, his base, his long-time experience is. his experience is less so in foreign policy. as a result, this happens with every politician, all have somewhere where they know a lot about and some they know less about. he is probably more willing to listen to a small group of people and n
foreign policy. >> at the same time, chris, though, you have rich williams, we interviewed the other day, telling "the washington post" today under a president romney, this whatever this is, the protests would not have happened, you've got people experienced people like steve hadley, bob zellick, supposedly the transition adviser, for foreign policy, being completely shut out of these conversations, and instead, a very small group of people who are from -- more from the neocon...
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somehow, foreign policy makes no sense seems like a half a step removed from what is foreign policy for. now that you are right at the heart of it all, do you know what foreign policy is for? adviser jake sullivan: it would not be an event with les were one in honor of him if you are not put on the spot. actually what i say in the piece is basically what i believe today. and what i ultimately say is that the answer is in a way as about as. foreign policy like paul pelosi is about trying to protect and defend our way of life. and remembering that and then coming back to when we say our way of life we mean the lives of regular people sitting around the dinner table tonight wanting to lead a better, safer and easier life for themselves and their kids. and so, i was really struck remembering the ninth commandment was that nations do not end up ending from without but from within and we have to think about foreign as starting at home and it is about delivering for people at home. and i believe this profoundly. and i think one of the things that has gotten unmoored is we have gotten away from
somehow, foreign policy makes no sense seems like a half a step removed from what is foreign policy for. now that you are right at the heart of it all, do you know what foreign policy is for? adviser jake sullivan: it would not be an event with les were one in honor of him if you are not put on the spot. actually what i say in the piece is basically what i believe today. and what i ultimately say is that the answer is in a way as about as. foreign policy like paul pelosi is about trying to...
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make romney just a a bush retread when it comes to foreign policy. well you know i'll give you a disclaimer as i start this segment the disclaimer is i am a fan of mitt romney i'm supporting mitt romney i've indorsed mitt romney but almost one hundred percent because of economic to mystic issues taxes spending anything involving the economy so this is foreign affairs i'm a little bit more on the ron paul side on foreign affairs and i don't always agree with mitt romney on foreign affairs i disagree in the way that i think we do not want to be the world's policemen and we do not want to be a nation builder ok i'll wager what i mean is it a little different when you get honest let me know you've always on me ask you in a different way do you think it's coherent on foreign policy let's do it that way. yeah well let's put it this way george bush got us into some other warranted wars that helped to bankrupt the united states of america i think he made some very obvious mistakes barack obama's policies of appeasement apology have put the united states in a
make romney just a a bush retread when it comes to foreign policy. well you know i'll give you a disclaimer as i start this segment the disclaimer is i am a fan of mitt romney i'm supporting mitt romney i've indorsed mitt romney but almost one hundred percent because of economic to mystic issues taxes spending anything involving the economy so this is foreign affairs i'm a little bit more on the ron paul side on foreign affairs and i don't always agree with mitt romney on foreign affairs i...
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you can't have a foreign policy without domestic support. i happen to believe that americans are better off when the united states is involved, is respected and understand that we are the indispensable nation. [applause] >> in our final couple of things i'd like to talk about actual al politics which is bound actual politics which has been a theme of the discussions. if you are accessing the likely foreign policy of the republican administration, donald trump or otherwise, how different they think it could be from the last eight years, eight years before the? >> given what i've heard, that in very different, i think there's a real difference if i may say so, america is essential in foreign policy but it doesn't mean dictating to everybody. and what is the real aspect of diplomacy is being able to put us up into the other person's shoes, and understand that every agreement cannot be a zero-sum game. we need to respect the countries that we deal with. we can't insult everybody, and i think it is very important, i think it would be very differe
you can't have a foreign policy without domestic support. i happen to believe that americans are better off when the united states is involved, is respected and understand that we are the indispensable nation. [applause] >> in our final couple of things i'd like to talk about actual al politics which is bound actual politics which has been a theme of the discussions. if you are accessing the likely foreign policy of the republican administration, donald trump or otherwise, how different...
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this is a debate about american foreign policy. how to debate about obama foreign-policy. it's a debate about the impact of this country and its actions in the world, on the world and on us. i want to start by talking about the impact of america on the world into the good way deadly to ask that question is to simply ask what would the world look like if the influence of america were shot in 20 because that is basically what it means for america to be noninterventionist is to have zero impact on the world. that would be to think of america as canada has zero impact on the world. things can happen all over the world. america used to be like that. we had no influence on to basically world war ii and then we started having an impact in what has the impact on the balance than? it is idiotic to give a microscopic scrutiny of this or that intervention. you have to look at the whole picture. you cannot miss. in the trust back, it is always easy to say we made a mistake over here and over there. churchill and his great history of world war ii said in analyzing the war is illegitima
this is a debate about american foreign policy. how to debate about obama foreign-policy. it's a debate about the impact of this country and its actions in the world, on the world and on us. i want to start by talking about the impact of america on the world into the good way deadly to ask that question is to simply ask what would the world look like if the influence of america were shot in 20 because that is basically what it means for america to be noninterventionist is to have zero impact on...
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now we use the title of balance in foreign relations and foreign policy. because the international environment is not the same as it was in the past, this is a dynamic environment and you cannot focus foreign policy on one sector, and when you talk about the east , you are not talking about only one geography of iran, which is in the eastern region of iran , you can refer to the northeast as the meaning of orient takes into account whatever is not it is from the west, so the basis of it is not only us , most of the countries, even the countries of the region, which until yesterday were part of the western bloc, this coming balances iran's foreign policy, because it will be damaged, so i will say short, yes , we will say goodbye to one tv channel, continue the discussion the news is with us. balanced and balanced diplomacy is working together or keeping the distance. now what has caused not only us, the whole world to go east here , let's assume you mean asia, is paying attention. the reason is that asia has become dynamic. these countries are the basis of
now we use the title of balance in foreign relations and foreign policy. because the international environment is not the same as it was in the past, this is a dynamic environment and you cannot focus foreign policy on one sector, and when you talk about the east , you are not talking about only one geography of iran, which is in the eastern region of iran , you can refer to the northeast as the meaning of orient takes into account whatever is not it is from the west, so the basis of it is not...
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today romney foreign policy advisor told buzz feed that the whole issue of foreign policy is, and i quote, a distraction. even then he called it something worse than that. it doesn't surprise me the obama campaign is raising foreign policy buzz it's another distraction from the terrible economic record. he then went on to say, e quote, they are going from one shiny object to the next. to be clear, the shiny object he's talking about here is the foreign policy of the united states. he's suggesting that his candidate will not be distracted into talking about something like that it while he's running for president of the united states. why should americans then vote for a man for president who thinks a foreign policy as a distraction as a shiny object? the romney campaign has an answer for that too explaining to buzz feed that mr. romney should not be underestimated on the subject of foreign policy. quote, he's a well traveled businessman. he lived overseas as a young man. what that referenced to, he spent time as a missionary in france. the advisor continues, mr. romney speaks french. he un
today romney foreign policy advisor told buzz feed that the whole issue of foreign policy is, and i quote, a distraction. even then he called it something worse than that. it doesn't surprise me the obama campaign is raising foreign policy buzz it's another distraction from the terrible economic record. he then went on to say, e quote, they are going from one shiny object to the next. to be clear, the shiny object he's talking about here is the foreign policy of the united states. he's...
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foreign policy and u.s. interests as a result of his tweets instead of who is he attacking or who is insulting that that moment and this is a passing fad that is apt to blow up in his face soon or later as charlie said he does have support unfortunately that support is continuing most probably he will be reelected their current circumstances but he is losing independents so that could be the defining if you will factor in the long term well maybe we'll have another seven years of president trump to find out if he refines his twitter skills or not gentlemen thank you very much for joining us here on inside story they were i guess josh on charlie wolf and richard johnson and thank you to you too for your company and you can see the program again anytime you want on the website altidore dot com and for further discussion check out our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and also join the conversation on twitter handle at a.j. inside story or i'm at peter don't be one for me pet
foreign policy and u.s. interests as a result of his tweets instead of who is he attacking or who is insulting that that moment and this is a passing fad that is apt to blow up in his face soon or later as charlie said he does have support unfortunately that support is continuing most probably he will be reelected their current circumstances but he is losing independents so that could be the defining if you will factor in the long term well maybe we'll have another seven years of president...
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he has not surrounded himself with foreign policy, with people with a big foreign policy reputation and he has surrounded himself with people who have a diminished reputation. i take that as a sign that the main person he listens to is himself. brett mcgurk, a big player in the administration's counter terrorist strategy until 2018, he said the other day that donald trump is not a commander—in—chief. he makes impulsive decisions without knowledge or deliberation. are you of that school of thought? he is commander—in—chief. the point he was making... that he is not fit to be, that is what he meant. again, he has essentially dispensed with process. there is less process in national security decision—making now than there has been in any other point in the post—world war ii era. i would not say he is surrounded by people who have great stature in foreign—policy and those who do have some stature seem unwilling to use it or to put it at risk. so if you ask me, sure, i am worried. he will end up being one of the most consequential presidents in american history. do i think he w
he has not surrounded himself with foreign policy, with people with a big foreign policy reputation and he has surrounded himself with people who have a diminished reputation. i take that as a sign that the main person he listens to is himself. brett mcgurk, a big player in the administration's counter terrorist strategy until 2018, he said the other day that donald trump is not a commander—in—chief. he makes impulsive decisions without knowledge or deliberation. are you of that school of...
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dead ontisanship foreign policy? when you look at the congressional map, how consequential are some of the house and senate races in terms of shaping foreign policy the next four years? >> it comes down to where foreign policy gets made. the executive will always have the biggest role in that front. the house has a much smaller role than the senate but foreign policy is traditionally something the president drives. i believe there is a reasonable amount of bipartisanship on foreign policy. the area we see republicans the most apt to criticize president trump is on foreign policy issues. withdrawing troops from syria for instance. you had a number of folks that were big fans of president trump on most issues in congress nonetheless coming out to say why are we abandoning our kurdish allies? there are a handful of foreign policy issues where because donald trump so complete the obliterated the mccain-romney consensus, the president bush -mccain-romney consensus, those fractures exist and frankly give republicans more r
dead ontisanship foreign policy? when you look at the congressional map, how consequential are some of the house and senate races in terms of shaping foreign policy the next four years? >> it comes down to where foreign policy gets made. the executive will always have the biggest role in that front. the house has a much smaller role than the senate but foreign policy is traditionally something the president drives. i believe there is a reasonable amount of bipartisanship on foreign...